The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-03-10
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COMMISSIONERS LutSLlHs az llC 4Au
ditors office next Monday.
It's strange how many friends a
man has on election day.
John Mahoney has valuable mare
to trade for horse or other property.
We call the attention Of stock
raisers to NJ. FInnegan's notice of his
grand Norman stallion, Sensation Jr.
The Excelsior Band boys are en-.
gagged to go to Clontarf the 18th inst.
They will leave Morris on the 1890
train.
Button holes Chose of off1cers-el-
ect excepted) may be mended now.
They are relieved from all strain
for another year.
A meeting of the county alliance
will be held at the court house on
Wednesday next at l o'clock p. m
Read the notice in another column.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. H. L. Williams next Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. Everyone
who wishes to aid in the work will be
welcomed.
| The facilities for mail communlca-
ton have been greatly improved by
putting mail cars on the day trains.
Now all mail will be carried away by
the first train after it has been depos
tied in the post Office.
The Tracey Trumpet says: Please
hand in your items when fresh. We
don't like to publish birth after the
child is weaned, marriage after the
honeymoon Is over, or the death Of q
man after the widow is married
again.
P. McCullom has new ad. in this
issue of THE Sun and has some
thing else to say of importance
to all buyers of feet.wear. He has
just received and placed upon the
shelves of his store large and as.
sorted stock of boots, shoes etc.
We will be under many obligations
to the different town clerks Of the
county if they will be kind enough to
furnish us in time for publication in
next issue of THE Sun report of the
result Of elections in their respective
towns. if they are not reported in
this issue.
"The flowers that bloom in the
spring. ira, Ia" have something to dc
with the geese. At least so say our
weather prophets. and from the ap.
pearance of a large number of that
species of the feathered tribe on a
northward flight on Monday or Tues
day they are pleased to predict a n
early spring.
The Excelsior Band boys gave
Charley Elmquist and his young bride
a surprise last Tuesday evening, and
presented them with a beautiful
hanging lamp. The band boys enjoy
great many such surprises, and the
bachelor members remaining are
encouraged thereby. Who will be
the NEXT
| Thomas Stanley aged "a years, died
at his residence in the town of Hor.
ton last Monday morning, and was
buried in the Catholic cemetery at
this place yesterday morning. Mr.
Stanley was one of the pioneer set
tiers of the county, having resided
here since 1879. and has many friends
and old acquaintance in the county
who sympathize with his sorrowinl
family.
! An exchange gives the following
novel way to blow up a town without
dynamite: "Oppose Improvement.
Mistrust the public men. Run il
down to strangers. Go to some Other
town to trade. Lengthen your face
when stranger talks Of locating il
it. If man wants to buy your prop
erty charge him two prices. If HI
wants to buy of any one else inter
fere and discourage him. Refuse tx
see any benefit in a scheme that doe!
not directly benefit you. If you cam
hog everything yourself, judge every
body by yourself and accuse them o.
doing it. Do not support the news
paper.